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This photograph was taken in San Antonio, TX on April 4, 2012 by Matt Brasch.
Camera: Canon EOS Rebel T3i
Lens: Canon Canon 35mm f/2
Focal Length: 35
F Number: 9
Shutter Speed: 1/640
Twigs (Twiggy) is now finally home! Most of this other stuff will be leaving though, except the calendar which I'm awfully yay about.
Aaanyway Twigs! She is a Fairyland Littlefee Leah
My box of stained glass scraps arrived today from Kathi, yummy pieces . So now l have a few colours to use in my next piece. Thanks Kathi, they are lovely an dthe little gems will be good for some grapes l have in mind.
I hand paint all my wooden boxes and everything on it is handmade by me using polymer clay . You can visit my shop at
The first Black Box (ever), delivered to SLAC a couple months ago.
Tenuous Link: sun
The box's lid has a large flap that slides down the front, which would be a bit hard to close if I would've just shoveled the bricks in, like in Pic. 5.
August 31, 2015. The last of the papers were signed at the lawyer's today and the purchase should go through. More soon. In the mean time, I took a trip down memory lane by going to Rideau Carleton Raceway to lose a few dollars on the ponies (via simulcast; they only race live Sunday and Thursday) and to eat a delicious meal in the box lounge. At least, that's what they called it when I worked there. I spent two summers working at the race track (back when they ran every day) earning enough money to pay for my trip to England and Scotland in 1976. I would not leave Canada and the U.S. again until 2001, and I haven't been to Scotland since. This Thursday, though, I will be flying to Glasgow. Things coming around full circle.
The box was originally a tiny shoe-shaped paper mache box that can be frequently found in arts and crafts stores like Michaels or A.C. Moore’s. I covered the box with polymer clay and painted the inside with yellow glitter acrylic paint.
To move this tree, we dug around it, boxed it in, and then cut underneath the box with a chain in order to drag the tree to its new location. (The way you slice a cake with dental floss...)
DLK.70
Day 28/365 - 28/01/11
The day i finished to read the first book of 2011, a comic book or, to be more precise, a graphic novel. A brazilian translation and compilation of some "Box Office Poison" series (back cover says: "one of the best comics of the decade") The real-life of a group of young people in New York City.. I really like it. The graphics also are very, very creative, especially the arrangement of the various elements. Now? Now i want (i have) to read another volume:)
Author's interview: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GgfEI3YjpQ
To Buy: www.amazon.com/Box-Office-Poison-Alex-Robinson/dp/1891830198
Kiko Mozuna, 1972
Anti-Dwelling Box is a deceptively simple cube articulated with large triangular openings, providing views into an interior in which a smaller cube is nested. The interior forms a mirror image of the exterior, an effect that suggests an infinite regress of forms within the house's walls. The configuration evokes the complex pictorial systems of a mandala, indicating Mozuna's interest in the symbolism of esoteric traditions within Buddhism and Shinto. The strategy of doubling and reflection evoke the architect's understanding of the cosmos - in a cryptic 1978 manifesto he declared the intention to produce a cosmological space consisting 'of various mirrored or double-mirrored images. The space can be regarded as a four dimensional space-model of the "elliptic universe" or the "nested universe".'
[Barbican Centre]
In The Japanese House: Architecture and Life After 1945 exhibition at the Barbican Centre (March to June 2017).
Oii pessoal! Resolvi recomeçar o meu flickr, pois ele estava todo bagunçado e abandonado. Agora postarei com frequência e a foto de inauguração é bem antiguinha, de quase 3 anos atrás! Foi em Fevereiro de 2012, quando recebi minhas primeiras Pullips!
Eu sempre quis ter Pullips, babava nas fotos lindas e sonhava em quando poderia ter pelo menos uma. Mas como elas são caras, eu imaginava que iria demorar rs.
Até que um dia, a minha madrinha soube do meu desejo e disse que me daria uma de presente de aniversário. Fiquei super feliz né?
E assim começou a dúvida sobre qual Pullip escolher. Afinal, só seria uma e depois não iria comprar outra tão cedo, então tinha que ser super bem escolhida!
E depois de muuuito pensar (muuuito mesmo rs) eu escolhi a Hatsune Miku LOL. Achei ela linda com o seu cabelo turquesa, ainda mais porque eu amo cabelos coloridos. E o outfit extra também era uma fofura!
Pullip escolhida, era só esperar. Quando chegou a caixa, fiquei toda animada e assim que abri, veio a surpresa: Não era apenas uma e sim, DUAS PULLIPS! Nossa, vocês não tem noção da alegria que fiquei.
Além da que eu escolhi, minha madrinha comprou outra, o modelo que ela mais havia gostado e me deu. Era a Romantic Alice Pink Version. Linda, linda, linda, com um cabelo maravilhoso e uma riqueza de detalhes impressionante.
E assim foi meu 1º box moment, surpreendente! Hoje em dia eu ainda só tenho elas duas, mas esse ano já estou providenciando mais!
E como as coisas são engraçadas né, sem querer minha madrinha escolheu um modelo limitado e que hoje em dia é super difÃcil de achar. Sou muito sortuda né?
Espero que vocês tenham gostado! Beijos ♥
A variation of the minimalist BOX with a shelf dividing the interior. 29 high by 45" wide by 14" deep. Walnut
'The Executioner' Future Hall of Fame'r
NY. 10.9.2003
Box - Holger Keifel
ISBN: 978-85-89854-64-1
200 páginas
210mm x 167mm